Insane Single Wheeled Motorcycle - Ride Review - King-Song F22 Pro

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[royalsd]

I’ve had nothing to watch on YouTube, my mind was deteriorating because of my lack of consumption, but now I’ve finally obtained a video to temporarily satisfy myself with

[mikepipher]

I’m glad that King Song has a win in their hands.

[muttemaster]

I kinda brushed it off being a Sherman rip off when I first saw it. But when I saw you like a little school boy with stars in his eyes like a child with a new toy. I kinda knew I had to watch your full review. Cause its been a little while since you've shown that kind of energy in a review. It's getting even harder to choose witch wheel to replace my OG sherman with. And great review Adam.

[YourAubsome]

dang ripping the guitar and riding backwards on shit that most people can't do forwards 🔥🔥

[TroyArn]

In addition to warning beeps, i wonder if they could incorporate a coloured headlight burst, or an upward facing flash? Some visual element could be really useful when the sounds aren’t heard.

[johnnygovroom]

I love the way you explained the feeling of the leaperkim wheels… I never felt connnected to the lynx… even the Patton is floaty to me. I never understood why. Thanks

[euctheeast]

Yes, please do a jumping review and try to break it. I need to see ho durable this thing is before I buy one

[Kazuya]

I'm planning on getting this as my daily driver. Please do a video showing how it holds up.

[Erafune]

Hell yeah still here! Happy to see KingSong get a wheel with no major drawbacks they can be proud of.
10 thumbs up for no clonkiness and rattliness.
But the foot pedal inward angle looks a bit much.
Hope "balancing" of the suspension wont become an issue, like one side losing pressure quicker and leading to stress on the other side.

[vinnyqm]

I'm so happy to hear so the positive feedback for this wheel. My first three wheels were all KS. from 14D to 16S to 18xl. Naturally my next step would have been the S20 🦅. But you convinced me otherwise. Since that falloff, I've been thinking I just want something with allot of battery capacity and no frills. Like the original Commander HT. BUT now with this perhaps it's time to go back and get the newest wheel out 😅

[sidrisful]

Yes! Please ‘destroy’ the wheel with your extreme riding. I hope KS will keep working on the 4-point suspension design. I’d love to see what v2 will look like.

[Patchyclaw]

I remember when this wheel was announced a lot of people (myself included to an extent) were like "ooh, look you have 2 suspension posts, i have 4!... Okay kingsong." A pleasant surprise that this move wasn't a repeat of the "126v!" On the s22.

[misubisu]

I'm so glad the (M)F22 Pro is ticking all the boxes... great to see this 'ride' review following on from you intro review.
Thanks Adam 🥰

[AlanReta]

Im impressed about how you are still so hurt by Leaperkim, and still Leaperkim is the best wheel!

We all enjoy your videos, nice content

[AudioPhil]

i hope they make a smaller version like the S16, i still use my old 16S for everyday use and need a replacement, since i enjoy taking it everywhere i donÄt want a heavy wheel to carry up stairs or load into my car (i am am smaller rider with 168cm and about 70kg)

[kalle]

The "stickyness" in the suspension might be high friction seals. Here in Sweden, a couple of guys have replaced their seals on the Lynx with SKF seals and reduced the friction even more. It's amazing to ride because the wheels absorb even more of the small hits. Might be the same with the Kingsong F22 (Raptor)

[georgH]

That wheel looks really amazing, I'll have to step up from my v10 eventually 😅

Also, looks like you're working out quite a bit 😉

[slate]

I've seen you talk about the exposed stanchions a few times, but I don't actually see any flaws. If you're familiar with mountain bike forks, they always have exposed stanchions. Getting dirt on them is normal and expected, they have wiper seals at the spot where they enter the lower (or upper in this case, because they are inverted). The only real danger is scratching the stanchion, which is rare and can only really be cause by sharp impacts, which this wheel has protection for. They might get mud and debris thrown at them in this design, but it's not really an issue because of the aforementioned wiper seals.

[bryanreidsands]

Firstly, THANK YOU Wrong Way! Your content is GREAT!
That out of the way…
Pay CLOSE attention to the mounting points, axle alignment, and flex.
I’ll bet if the motherboard or any of its components flex or wiggle at all, the stable “feel” will degrade.
When I was just learning on my 16X, I had death wobbles over 20KPH from the start.
I thought it was just my inexperience. When I opened it up, I saw that the wheel was nearly 5mm off center.
After I centered it, I could roll stable at 50KPH. The maximum speed for it. Not even a hint of wobble.
Then the plastic began to crumble. Every screw I lost made the wheel “feel” less responsive.

[mattwilder]

WE would love to see some jumps. Great your contributions are for this realm and myself.